Question

question 3 1 pts what is the function of glycogen? to provide energy storage in plants to provide energy when it has been longer than four hours since your last meal to lower blood glucose levels when they rise after a meal they are found in plant cell membranes

Explanation:

• Plant energy storage is starch, not glycogen.
• Glycogen is stored in animal cells; when blood glucose drops (after ~4+ hours without food), glycogen breaks down to release glucose for energy.
• Insulin, not glycogen itself, lowers post-meal blood glucose by triggering glycogen storage.
• Glycogen is not a plant cell membrane component.

Answer:

to provide energy when it has been longer than four hours since your last meal